New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
pEsTING BRAIN AND BODY.
.uovs AND PEOPLE ON A VACATION.

.~x oP THE CHURCHES TO DE KEPT OPEN
Man PLANS OF THE MINISTER'S.
a., .c,,,g the city minister's thoughts turn
,s., from the weekly rodtine OF TWO sermons VIII
"e".SSnesday evening prayer meeting, 70 nsn ho"nS
s":,h chair pretty little lakcs nesting oeneatn
aims win Az In the little cottage by the sea where
snsu! waves NAV give inspiration to haif-prepareo
quo yst to be preached and suggest tEo,sht TOT
81, st;il 10 be written or posslpiy snor. oAp.
an the ocean with hurried glance ~ inc c,'io'
Ia maintains on the Continent wh'eh "Ii'o -
unu "a hone and expectation before the eyes OF .no
visio a overworked parson, rs he struggles WIN
.a Rhiical problem or baptizes MT JOINS n'asn
- and when at last the summer mas oon0 "nu ~.
a;o,;tv of his congregation nave heu iiou' 'aJ ~
~ Their. comes also time whsh Tue lo sa,"1
ter bethinks himself oil 'a0"'0
ar,st from his steady toh. 80 A oo,rre, ation ia
~ he the popularity of the clergyman anu IN
lie ratio is likely to be tho vacation u t.istar
,-c,man hut the custom oil giving 'uo a
yacation during the hot months Is 'ass s"'s e. ;t
;n thi CITY. and BY far the larger paf1 % .n1 ~
-, Ill sniov their vacations long OF snort Us .ue
49, no sway from ministerial cares. la 'his o'.y
nany nsrnlexed ministers, who nave oeeI Wy =.
d,~cover some method by which they coa'u ens w.
VIII the work OF one week before .ha' Vi ~, .,,
week began will have chance 10 eatHn eosbor. Will
w. 10Th tho mountains and the seasno'o va va
- ~ a., due share OF the cercymen VI tto wy Iii
during the absence OF the ministers SOME III 20 he
be repaired and improved, wn" V;.,tnS clereymen
closed the pulpts being hlleo py WISHING ~ =; - nv
% are tho proposed summer plans IN many
ch',ches. as obtained by TRIBUNE reporter
n.rspyrrR,ANs PROVIDING FOR THEIR PEOPLE.
IN. Rev Dr. H. j. Van Dyke, jr OF the brlck Cnu,ch.
rites. at is nv intention to occupy NV own puip'
dnring the greater part of the summer uo no' 20
NJ, t,ot onr Fifth Avenue churches are the ones tnat
snould ne closed. OF course my own congreau,ion
will; be almost entirely out OF town, put tnere w 10
nIentv of strangers here and they VIII oe "eA0o
For the month of August intend 10 lresnen up q
,;,tls nv going on yachting trip to Labrador WIN
.iJenrv Marousnd. The next best thing to fishing
far men h, fishing for fsn. hope to nave Tue heS
DIR. S s. Mitchell, of Buffalo supply my place. 'n'
Of Thirty and of the Madison
Sonar. Church. will sail June II BY the ked star
stram err Westernland for Antwerp expecting 70 'penu
his vacation in eastern Switzerland ana austria NE
mint will be supplied by the Rev: Dr. Nelson. oi
& III. Church al Home and Abroad, e1orp' lot tuo
last three weeks in August, when Tie cnuron Will 70
closed tor cleaning and repairs ...a 4,
II q proposed 10 make some important cnhn9eo ~
the building of the West Twenty-third stree Ch9IG
during its pastors VACATION which w 9e iIon ~
Is till September !. Dr. H. " SeinPie VIII Sp0HN WIG
time in Asbury Park.
The Rev Dr. John b. Paxton writes:
shall preach this month out pGsSaoy Sa nS'G no pH
make address a. BOTep' bs and XII
some trout in mountain streams far from The msaa,sg
o s l% a'' sh ass
the soul heal II and hep ,'h Gre CITY
The Rev Charles Robinson will spend MS vaca-
tio in Dansyle n Y, and the Madison avenue presOy
feran Church will be open for the morning service only
during July and August Tue Rev. W; buehanhoh
will supply the pulpit %o those two the NswYos Port
eociety. says
church be closed and have not decided TheT ere
shall spend vacation samuel Bout VIII preicn IN te
ana :1 %e u ha III Be
The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby will spend July and
Auoust at his place In the Catskls, and Professor
Grfhn of Williams College, will occupy the pulpit OF
the Fifth Avenue church in July The church Will oe
The Rev. J. H. Hsadley will spend his vacation with
his family IN the A iirondacks, where he says me
TgIBL NE i. daily ard welcome visitor at IT home;
The Rev Dr. John chester, OF Washington, will
supply the pulpit OF Faith Church. which Is never
closed All the services on the Sabbath aud during
The Washington Heights Church will not be closed,
and tue Rev. John G. Bliss, who will go to Norfolk
Conn. in July, will return each Sunday 10 preach aho
TO do necessary parish work -. NJ.
TIE Rev. Arson p. Atlerbury Will take trip west
Tor "a lew weeks, but the Park Church VIII not DC
closed the Rev. c. f. 1hwing, OF Minneapolis supply
ing the pulpit Tor part OF the time:
Rutgers Church will be closed during July and
August and lis pastor, the Rev. Dr. X H. BOOTH mas
made no plans for his vacation. The cbureh VIII
move to Seventy-second-st. and the boulevard IN
short tine. r., OIL. o...
IN sDepd his vacation abroad. During the summer
he SAYS, church will put in a 'nsgnihoent three
manual Roose,elt organ, costing SLo,ooVV. On "S
count VI the extensive repairs and alterations made
necessary by this edition the church VIII ne cIosed
during July and August aud Tor the hrst TWO SUNDAYS
in September, and our congregation viii worship WIN
the University Place Church. The chIrcb VIII DC
reopened Oh September IL, on which Sunday expect
to preach M.
closed the last two Sundays in August and the nrst
Sunday IN September but for the rest OF tue summer
the pastor the Rev. DR.. George Alexander, Will
preach every Sunday. ,.,.
The Rev. s. D. Alexander the pastor of the Phillips
Church, will take vacation this summer ana the
church will not be coseo -,
n. of CALGARY Church.
writes:
Iexpect spend months vacation in the Wes, parc
aaI n ISvs aud partly G eys ss sT
seS @ crane ns PATEL ay eed from Gsrmany and
The Rev. MI wonal. OF Galesburg. III. (Dr worIails
made The church will not DO closed for a single
saS ga. ny p s1gs w Ra1 IN TN Weeks ago
when temporary ndsposton kept me out OF a. success
church and great deal q work 6eiag ac
ssa We are 1 s @ 100
cent in instances and We are absolutely ee on
dreesnd tIeentlst upon which handsome stone
sppoa 10 sS S 10 Kee%m
the Arthur chairman, and subscrp
1ons have begun 10 come in
PLENTY OF EPISCOPAL CHURCHES OPEN.
The churches OF Trinity PaIish never closed"
writes DIR. Morgan Dix; "they remain open all
summer, and clergy always in attendance and Oh
duty. No changes are in contemI lation."
Grace Church will be open all summer, and the
Rev. DIR. w. r. Huntington has net yet matured any
plans Tor his summer vacs ton.
The Rev. DR.. II. Y. Satterlee sailed for Europe on
June and during his absence the services of Calvary
Church Will be arranged for by the assistant clergy of
the parish During July and August the church will
be closed for extensive alterations organ etc. made
necessary by the introduction of a surp.iced choir,
which will DC added in the autumn
DR.. L. w. Donald, of the Church Of the Ascension,
will speId his vacation at Amherst Mast. The church
will only be closed weeks the term required by
John La Fargo for his painting of the Ascension
the cbancel wall The painting, which begun a
year ago and is to be finished in june 1885 is said
be the largest canvas in this country.
The Rev. DR.. Edmund Guilbert rector the
Church OF the Holy Spirit, will spend most Of the
poets TO return each Sunday 10 Off ciate his church.
except during the month OF August, wnen it will be